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EOS Data Analytics (EOSDA) is a global provider of AI-powered satellite imagery analytics.

The company provides Earth observation solutions for smart decision-making in 22 industries, with the main focus on agriculture and forestry. We combine data retrieved from satellite imagery with AI technologies and proprietary algorithms to analyze the state of crops within farms and trees growing in forest stands to drive businesses and implement sustainable practices globally. The EOSDA’s missi

on is to preserve the Planet by equipping the decision-makers with the tools for tackling today’s most urgent challenges.

05/29/2026

SmallSat Europe is over! Sharing a few final moments from the conference with Artem Berehovyi, CBDO at EOSDA, and our colleagues from Dragonfly Aerospace — Bryan Dean, Francois Mostert, and Diana Kozubenko.

The conference was a great opportunity to exchange ideas with industry colleagues and follow the key topics shaping the European smallsat ecosystem: space sovereignty, resilient infrastructure, AI moving closer to real space operations, and stronger industry partnerships.

More takeaways — in the next posts 🛰️

05/27/2026

Predict crop risks before they turn into financial losses with our Risk Monitoring platform.

In large-scale agribusiness, late reaction to risks means direct margin losses. Current threats such as pests, diseases, weather stress, or water stress often remain invisible at first. However, plant stress starts 3–5 days before the first visual symptoms appear in the field. By the time the problem is visible from the pickup, yield potential is already reduced.

We’re launching a Risk Monitoring platform to help you detect field risks early, before they become losses. Be among the first to try the platform.

🌾 Apply for early access to test automated risk alerts on your own fields. We’ll reach out to selected teams with:

◼️ pilot access to crop risk alerts
◼️ platform or API workflow options
◼️ an opportunity to shape the product before its wider release

To join the early adopters program, fill out the application form on the website: https://risk-monitoring.eos.com/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=early_ad&utm_content=post

05/25/2026

Millions of acres. Thousands of fields. One platform to understand it all.

Introducing Crop Yield Intelligence — a platform that turns raw data into clear insights for your fields.

With Crop Yield Intelligence, you can:

🟢 view complete field profiles, including area, crop types, and yield
🟢 monitor crop performance at the regional level
🟢 visualize yield performance at any scale and track trends before official statistics are released
🟢 rank fields to instantly identify top producers and underperformers

✉️ To explore how Crop Yield Intelligence can help your fields, contact our team at [email protected]
🔗 Learn more about our solutions for agriculture and land use management: https://eos.com/industries/agriculture/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=crop_int&utm_content=video

Know your land. Grow smarter with Crop Yield Intelligence.

05/22/2026

EOSDA and Dragonfly Aerospace will jointly present optical and SAR payloads to the market at SmallSat Europe 2026 in Amsterdam.

SmallSats are fundamental to Europe’s technological independence and sovereignty. The conference will bring together leading satellite providers to discuss the future of space technology and data analytics for Europe’s security.

Orchestrating EOS SAT-1 and 20+ partner constellations with 140+ satellites, EOSDA helps transform satellite data into actionable intelligence for businesses and governments.

We’re looking forward to sessions curated by SatNews and SpaceNews, as well as to networking and exchanging ideas with industry colleagues.

✉️ If you want to discuss partnership opportunities, book a meeting with Artem Berehovyi, CBDO at EOSDA: [email protected].

05/19/2026

Satellite data is no longer the future of AgTech solutions. It’s cutting-edge technology that large-scale farmers can’t do without today.

Regina Urazmanova, Product Manager for Crop Monitoring by EOSDA, spoke on stage at DOU Day, Ukraine’s leading tech conference, about the role of satellite data in agriculture.

Key highlights from Regina’s speech:

🔹 Despite the complexity of mathematical modeling, satellite technology is now one of the most cost-effective alternatives to traditional ground-based observation for growers.

🔹 AgTech platform features should be based on precise agricultural data, such as crop development stages and geographical characteristics.

🔹 No one can give you better insights for improving your product than growers. That’s why a big part of the Crop Monitoring team’s job is communicating with platform users.

🔹 During planting and harvesting seasons, growers work 24/7. All contacts, communications, and platform updates need to be adapted to their schedules, precise, and focused on solving operational tasks.

🔹 Analytical tools, such as the vegetation index NDVI, enable agribusinesses to identify hidden risks in their fields and make decisions based on precise data rather than assumptions.

The approach that combines data precision with growers’ real-world experience is the foundation of our Crop Monitoring platform.

🔗 Discover how Crop Monitoring can help your fields: https://eos.com/products/crop-monitoring/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=douday&utm_content=post

05/13/2026

Satellite data is no longer a niche capability — it's becoming part of how industries operate at scale. Our team attended the Geospatial World Forum 2026 in Amsterdam, where this shift was the main thread across every session and conversation.

Our delegation — including Taras Duda (Managing Director), Artem Berehovyi (CBDO), Viktor Lyustey (Strategic Partnerships Manager), Dmytro Svyrydenko (Senior Executive), and Anna Zakharchenko (Senior Executive) — spent the week collaborating with industry peers and gathering insights to ensure our solutions remain at the forefront of the geospatial market.

The forum reinforced something we see in our own work: clients don't need more data. They need fewer steps between data and a clear answer. The organizations making progress are those building for the end user — not the data scientist.

The week also brought meaningful conversations with partners and the geospatial community, including Geosat, LAStools, DSM GeoData, Open Cosmos, GEOSA, and many others.

Thanks to Geospatial World for organizing such a strong edition of the forum.

We left Amsterdam with a clearer picture of where the market is going — and a stronger sense of purpose in building toward it.

🔗 Our team shared their key takeaways from the conference. Read them on our blog: https://eos.com/events/gwf-2026-moving-toward-decision-ready-intelligence/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=gwf&utm_content=post

05/08/2026

This winter, severe storms Kristin and Leonardo caused devastating floods in the Coimbra district of Portugal. The floods peaked in February 2026, when the Mondego River overflowed, rupturing dikes and submerging farmlands and ancient city walls.

In our recent case study, we used a mix of SAR and optical satellite data to capture the dynamics of the disaster from the initial river overflow to specific building damage.

Even when traditional methods fail, satellite monitoring can still provide a clear picture of the damage.

🔗 Read the full case study: https://eos.com/blog/validating-satellite-tech-for-flood-analysis-and-damage-mapping-in-coimbra/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=flood_in_coimbra&utm_content=carousel

05/05/2026

We attended Geospatial World Forum 2026! Five days of networking, partner meetings, and insightful sessions with experts in satellite and geospatial technology went by quickly.

Here are a few moments we’re excited to share. Stay tuned — more insights from the conference are coming soon 🛰️

04/30/2026

EOS Data Analytics is among the technology providers featured in the European Commission’s “Study on the automatic delineation of parcels,” prepared by PwC.

The study explores how satellite imagery, AI, and advanced data analytics can support the automated delineation of agricultural parcels.

EOSDA is presented in a dedicated case study on automated parcel delineation. Our solution uses satellite imagery and AI models to detect, outline, and refine agricultural field boundaries. It is classified in the study as TRL 9 — the highest technology readiness level.

The study is intended to help the European Commission and EU Member States assess how automated delineation can be integrated into future Common Agricultural Policy administration by:

◾ updating land parcel systems;
◾ supporting farmer declarations;
◾ reducing manual work;
◾ improving the accuracy of agricultural land monitoring.

This is another signal that Earth Observation and AI are becoming essential to the future of agricultural monitoring. We are proud to contribute to this transformation.

04/22/2026

EOSDA is attending Geospatial World Forum 2026 in Amsterdam.

Geospatial technology is becoming critical infrastructure for governments, economies, and societies. From data sovereignty to digital infrastructure, and from climate action to AI-driven location intelligence, it is shaping the future we’re entering today.

This year’s theme, “Sovereignty, Economy & Society,” strongly resonates with our approach to turning satellite data into actionable insights for businesses and governments worldwide.

🌎 If you’d like to meet with our team at the conference to discuss your use case or partnership opportunities, email us at [email protected]

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